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UA Press Joins Colorado Publishing Consortium
The University of Alaska Press has joined the University Press of Colorado publishing consortium, which includes 10 other members in Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming.
R&M’s Story Named SMPS Fellow
Andrea Story, Vice President of Marketing and Business Development at R&M CONSULTANTS, INC. (R&M), was named a Fellow (FSMPS) by the Society for Marketing Professional Services (SMPS).
Off the Cuff with Dan Miller
Dan Miller ©Kerry Tasker“I always wanted to draw,” says Dan Miller; he’s spent decades providing illustrative and graphic design services in Alaska via his company Dan Miller Graphics. In fact, anyone who’s snagged a can or case from Midnight Sun Brewing has seen his...
Alaskan Singer/Songwriters Headline Anchorage Summer Arts in the Park
Downtown Anchorage will find a new sound this weekend as Anchorage Summer Arts in the Park returns to the Anchorage Museum lawn and Town Square Park at Alaska Center for the Performing Arts with a new series of performers.
Sealaska Heritage Releases First Children’s Book Entirely in Haida Language
The book, Nang Jáadaa Sg̱áana ‘Láanaa aa Isdáayaan, or The Woman Carried Away by Killer Whales in English, is part of SHI’s award-winning Baby Raven Reads program.
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The 2021 Best of Alaska Business Awards
July 2021
Welcome to the 2021 Best of Alaska Business awards! We ask our readers to give us their input on the best businesses that Alaska has to offer, ranging from flower boutiques to accounting firms. Throughout March, readers voted in record numbers, yet another indication after a trying year of how Alaskans take extra effort to support local businesses.